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Noni Jabavu Exhibition Goes Virtual
In Noni Jabavu’s case, the reasons for her marginalization especially in the context of South Africa, remains her imposed classification as part of the ‘black’ race and her gender....
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Dr. Tshepo Mvulane Moloi
Dr. Tshepo Mvulane Moloi, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Johannesburg Institute of Advanced Study (JIAS), University of Johannesburg.
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Culture
Founding Origins of South Africa
For starters ‘South Africa’s history, precedes the fifteenth century. Details of the latter will be herein omitted because their superfluous for this paper’s core interest, of founding incidents that led to origins of ‘S...
Culture
Michelle Nkamankeng: A Nascent South African Wordsmith
: “Michelle Nkamankeng initially showed interest in reading, at the tender age of four. Then from five years on, she progressed from an avid reader to an avid writer,” writes Dr Ts...
Culture
The vintage works of Es’kia Mphahlele remembered
The Market Theatre’s Amazwi Mphahlele Exhibition rekindles Es’kia Mphahlele vintage works amid a wider transformation of South Africa’s cultural return to its indigenous roots, writes Dr Tshepo Mvulane Moloi.
Culture
Es’kia Mphahlele & Decolonisation of International Relations
Although this thesis may be read autonomously, prospective readers are however advised, that in order to fully appreciate its contents, they have to contextualize this thesis, as a...
Culture
Why Are The Banyamulenge People in East Congo Not on Genocide Watch?
The international community ought to be aware, about the Banyamulenge people in East Congo, who are at the mercy of genocide. Lack of knowledge on this human tragedy, may be based on the limited access to both local and...
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